
KeylessUniversal

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Configuation
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local HookFunc = false
local keywords = {
"kick",
}
function useless()
print("📛 their was another funcDump, funcLogger like this but way better \n but dumbass people kept saying \n \n -----'OH THIS IS CHATGPT' \n \n ----- 'HOLY GPTTT' so i just \n \n ----- reworked on it and made it worse/less features")
print("⚠️ TS AINT GETTING UPDATED SO DON'T ASK ME FOR UPDATES")
end
useless()
local function findKeywords()
local found = false
for _, func in next, getgc(true) do
if type(func) == 'function' then
local info = debug.getinfo(func)
if info.name then
for _, keyword in ipairs(keywords) do
if info.name:lower():find(keyword) then
print("✅ keyword functions found: " .. info.name)
found = true
if HookFunc then
hookfunction(func, function(...) return nil end)
formatted = string.format("⚓ Hooked %s", info.name )
print(formatted)
end
end
end
end
end
end
end
findKeywords()



I ain't updating it either I'm only updating the original one
stop using chat gpt... this * is so bad made the ends arent correctly put..
@vyztrevenge fun fact: I actually didn't use Chatgpt i think your Grammer needs some Chatgpt 'is so bad made' :skull: ONLY ONE END IS NOT CORRECT ONE FIX CAN SOLVE THE PROBLEM :SKULL:
@vyztrevenge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXn3Lm-oVmk
"findKeywords()" pls bro you and i know ur using chat gpt... a video of you typing ur code isnt going to save it...
@vyztrevenge its find(Keywords) just look in the lua 5.1 Reference Manual bro in Standard Libraries 5.4 string manipulation, it's literally just a shorthead of string.find() in the lua 5.1 docs Reference Manual it say's : Looks for the first match of pattern in the string s. If it finds a match, then find returns the indices of s where this occurrence starts and ends; otherwise, it returns nil
your probably talking about the function huh? i thought you were talking about find() lol but I use the function to optimized my code i got tutorials on how to do stuff like this